CFSUP's Supportive Housing for Youth Program

Child & Family Services of the Upper Peninsula, Inc.
Serving Children and Families in Michigan's Upper Peninsula Since 1919

The Supportive Housing for Youth Program serves youth between
the ages of 16 and 20 in Chippewa, Houghton and Menominee
Counties.

SHYP provides homeless youth with safe and stable living
environments, teaches youth how to care appropriately for
themselves and others, and equips youth with skills that will
help them maintain stable employment and living arrangements
throughout the rest of their adult lives.

The goals of SHYP are :

to provide up to 18 months of case management and
support that will facilitate the stable transitions of young
adults into independence;
to help youth establish positive rental histories while
gaining self-sufficiency; and
to help youth access resources that will be helpful to
them while living on their own.

706 Chippewa Square, Suite 200
Marquette, MI 49855

Phone: (906) 228-4050
Fax: (906) 228-2153

Supportive Housing for Youth Program (SHYP)

TO ACCESS THIS SERVICE:
In Chippewa County, contact Mary Gilray at (906) 253-1690 or mgilray@cfsup.org.
In Houghton County, contact Romana Vosecky at (906) 482-1687 or rvosecky@cfsup.org.
In Menominee County, contact Missy Landenberger at (906) 290-2451 or mlandenberger@cfsup.org.

SHYP is an 18-month program voluntary
program. All services are confidential.

For more information on SHYP, such as
program eligibility and what a youth can
expect from the program, download the
SHYP brochure.